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Cornelius Donohoe, the young man charged with
stealing a silver watch belonging to Mr. Timothy
Harrington, OF Cumberland, Nd, was released On
his personal bonds ny Judge Sneii to-day.
oliver Cox has bought Tor 5000. OF James b.
MARI, pit. loC l. So south OF 512, fronting 81 feet
dispatch has been received from Chief Of Pc
lice O'Neal OF Martinsburg stating: Have Ar
father lives at 756 IA. ave, Washington"
Detectives Mattingiy and Wheeler to-day Or.
rested Frederick hing, q colored man recently In
the employment Of q. 7. Swift on the charge OF
embezzllng small sums OF money. He b locked up
for hearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-13

TIE DISTRICT ESTIMATES were referred to the
First Controller this morning for an examination
and report.
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RANGE OF THE THERAoNRTER--Thef following
were the readings OF the signal ONCE to-day: a.
m. 43; ? p. ~, IS: maximum. 66; minimum, SO
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kCh hNlShED.
81 l011 CT av l5r $500 lt15 Nst NV LII. ..se5
isl3 sIn.w. i3r..-. rs 226 n. j. ave- as. Tor 80
isg9 Ct AZ NV lir rs 24ss Craven fsri.ssslsS
i iShs, 81 Nv III 2o3a = 81 nv lOr
IT, ion isis conn ave-
1872 49,, . 81 NV Tor IOO ~ 81 NV, Or. %
l9l1 glst St NV II 30 1l0s st n. w. l6r....-
isss s. s: :'.if +, e az
isis ;sSs IA S;,s :;
ilSs st NV. i3r...7 1876 i5th st Nv" w.. 10
i32; y St NV, LII; 10 l5l3lo-l7-l9 y St n
iSsa .i:s :tnwiSr IS aiG.!a "a I;t Or. Is
10Th St, nr. NV, Tor .65
18th and NV. lar 900 i5ia stn.x,Ior 1851 81
near 's ssiS s =:
\. rear lIth stnT s55 l;9o 81 ?, v, iir. .l5o
III s j :s n II. i sS
sSns NEAR iaS f fSIS !.
n 81. near l2tn l5r so X near 10TH St NV, llr
and .ss a1s a aSsn =: :: is5
lsse o +. Jsr near = 49, $50 1929 18th 2s
1912 Mt NV lt q: i6cS5 1877 0.I NV.
d is;s :. sG Soos s st. NV ~ SS
l2Oi 18th Nv, l3r zoo ~
Abe above nousa. rhbe Examined BY permit from
Gs0fase 0uiS. THOMAS J. FISHER co.
I,oR RENT-UNFUKNIsHED-
i6i0 X l. ave-. 10 rooms. loo
Ground door So. ST. NV. rooms. .., .. 10
,lb.r roens o5o 81 NV each ..-.-.......... Is
Cor. Tenieytown road and Woodiey Lane. 10 rs. Is
an Wv r rUad al northern Georgetown bound
JOHN e BEALL Co.
o.-Im 1871 street.
Fo,k kdE ;S LARGE cOMMoDi0Us .DyELL-
ins' Sio ST. "a W., containing IL rooms. including
SS Ss1 FL
Eok RENT : MODERN RESIDENCES. NORTH.
asax sfEIeEn LIE issk itsa FL 1853 st.
per mo iss II = AZ. RsF mo
.'sols - = $3.50 Is sito snd isi7 10Th 4: s.oo
~ ;s9l a Il. il : and sa' sia ,s;s 4
o4-iit htIT2 So DER ss Ism and 81.
Eo. Rents 81. Me- SEVEN ROOMS; 1
" And DssfTss ii.
3s kIE :,.rd .CLAss RESIDENCE 1913
s 81 Esfse 49, 4 l., ,Ss British legation
EoK RENT.pwELLING HOUSE, III 10Th 81.
I'D isns so keys corner and 10Th sta in9nils
roh kENT-:I3os SHERMAN AVE; ROOMS;
- ely Fer month; Keys next door A. l. BARBEk
". LeDrot bnlidine o1-3n
EOk EENT-A rHkEE-STORY BRICK HOU6E
= next door 70 Georgetown Convent Apply 70 The
-. s9ko-S1a
ia S33 st n W. ste $50 81 18th ne 5r, n. sl4
5l3 AIN e. or,n $50 Marks al Ae 4r. b'kl o. 20
IL Nyne n Or. MI % o27 s. ay se 7r.wk9.ll
s3o-lm sMOkAsiEDI BRADLEY. vi = "a nv.
l,OH RENT -
j. yth. mr. NV 4rsIQo I2dkAae q, lor. fun. sloO
9TH ST extended, fur. as 9Th near x ixr mr. i66
I,OR KENT-ELEGANr BRICK DWELLING a r
cor L. IA 81. aud Rhode lsland ave- oppoaife 0en.
sLeridan's JOHN y REiTi n 30
aa-o-zn 1:21 81 nv.
Lon RENT-FURNlsHED-I3 18TH sT. n W.
- 1910; lao. Massachusetts ave- ol68 "a: 1918
lSth 81 n " tsas3: lo0l 10th ST n ", t2O0; 1914
81 y. w. SA~o' JAMES A. 6ATEA,
80 I'm l407 81 p =.
EOR RENT-A GROOM uOUsE 8 MIN WAX
II from highlands sta- -. U. r. r. 6ne yAxd and
garden: ais mo. s3s-lm
Il. OR RENT-AN EIoHT.ROOM BRICK DWELL
ing. IN nstclass conoiton; within four squares Of
street carr: ROOD nei(hborhood: 1885 per month
sel5-lm X. PHILLIPS. l42s New Yors ava
EORRENT-CCTIA0EIM
II President Clevs AIDS. corner Road and
NcGdley lAne. containing ~ TooRs S25 per month
JOHN L bEAI1 CO. 132l Z St nv. su2S2n
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August Daus = Co, piano manufacturers, OF
New York, have failed. Actual debts Sl25O 600:
contingent uablitaeA $4,000
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Two CyrS1LY Crf1R UsREREfrEs.-t Is said q
theatrical manager at Louisville Will shortly IN
troduce there an innovation which Is likely TO
please toe male portion OF his patrons He Intends
employing girls exclusively for ushers. They Will
be handsome, for none otheo need Apply, and, IL
possible, viii all be perfect blondes They viii
wear neat and striking costumes, all precisely
ALIKE. and probably OF military blue, with dainty
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District crnn,entAsfairs,

MICHIGAN AyRECk
,rI Inc CommssSners received today petition
opening OF Michigan avenue which, according TO
the plat submitted. follows the south boundary OF
the Soldiers Home ground, extending northeast
terry TO the junction Of Hardwood and Bunker Hill
There Is no appropriation for paying for ground
condemned for the avenue. but Col Ludlow says
that as all the property owners interested are
willing to donate the land, the avenue can be
opened.
INQuIRING As 10 LIQUOR EcINsfA
sioners to-day In reference 70 the enforcement OF
the liquor license regulations. He was instructed
10 nave careful inquiry made In case OF every ap.
plicatlon for license, and to have all pertinent
Information concerning the neighbOrnO0d. the
number OF oarroons existing In Il, the character
OF the place for which license IL asked, &C., COL
lected.
TIE FIRE-EscAPE BOARD
to-day examined a number OF buildings on 7th
street and pennsylvania avenue. They ordered Q
nre-escape on the avenue front OF the American
House, TO occupy the window north OF hallway
horoscopes and combined standpipes on the ave-
nue. 'front.' OF the Metropolitan Hotel, and one on
the 6th-Street 'front.'
BUILDING PERMITS
were Issued to-day as follows: Joseph r. Free.
man, two-story and frame dwelling, High street
s. Cox TO build an iron stairway on building north
east corner OF PennSy avenue and nth street
northwest, 500; Margaret T. Lowrie, frame dwell
Ing on Sheriff road, Bennings. 500; ChaA Heit-
mueller, addition to dwelling, l6eo 18th street
northwest, ESQ
An order was made To day directing that the
west 20 feet alley and the 10 feet alley In square
239 be paved under the provisions OF the compul.
sorry permit system.
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Two English F0rgcrs Trapped.
THEY HAD PLENTY OF MONEY AND WERE LIVING Liz
LORDS In BROOKLYN.

LORDS In BROOKLYN.
The New York World to-day says: william
and Robert Chapman, two young Englishmen
were arraigned before United States Commissioner
Osborn yesterday on the charge Of forgery. The
complaint, which Is made BY the British CONSUL
general, William Lane Booker charges the Chap.
mans with issuing forged receipts for taxes for
the corporation OF Gateshead TO the extent OF
c4,9O0. The young men are sons OF the tax
collector at Gateshead. They committed the
fogeres 1t is said, In the latter part OF hast Feb
ruary, and in May they ned TO this country. The
British authorities requested Inspector Byrnes TO
arrest the runaways Detectives found the young
men in q fashionable clearinghouse on Pineapple
street, Brooklyn, yesterday morning. While in
the custody OF Inspector Byrnes Robert It is said,
made full confession, duplicating his father ami
Declaring that his mother had spent thousands Of
dollars In the efforts TO make good the losses TO the
corporation. The hearing was postponed until
saturday, when It is expected English detective
will have arrived with all the necessary papers in
the case: VIM. chapman wanted 70 make state
ment generating Robert, the younger brother,
but, upOn the advice OF the Commissioner, did noC
do 80. william then asked II they could furnish
ball. but waa told that under the treaty their Of
tense was not bailable. Both protested vehemently
against being handcufied as Marshal Bernhard
started Tor Ludlow street jail
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Transfery Of Real EstafA.

Deeds In fee have been nled a. FOLLOWS: z.
Cavery " j. II. s. DVardmHn lee La OH. 9, L.
Droit Park; s5,425. W. E. Howard to Jna c. How.
ard, pit. IL, 50. 795; g. A. B. Hines 70 JaA n.
Ford, lot z, 50. IS; $500. P. F. McAuiifie TO r. s.
Tucker sublot c. 50. 297; g. 800. F. p Reeaide to
Anne L. Aeaton, SUBJ 81, 50. 1877; s., 100. II. s.
CURE TO L. A. Loveiace, part l, 50. 400: 81, 500.
Jonn Critcher TO z. A. McEuen, lots % TO 8, block
= ;5 70 81 block 3; to 81 block 4; 70 81 81 =
/; to 25, block 6, sec. 3. Burville; =.
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DLARRiRO.

THQNY MosHEuvxL and ALICE JONES. bob q
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Tom SinOtherS applies Tor Q Pardon.
HIS APPLICATION REFRRRED BY rnE PRESIDENT 10
THE ATroRNEY-0RNERAl-
An application has been received & the White
House. and referred TO the Attorney General, from
Tom Smothers, now In the Albany peniuentiary, for
q pardon. He was convicted In 1880 OF having
committed an outrage on Lena Liens, q young
white girl In the northeastern section OF the city,
and was sentenced to the Albany County peniten-
tlafy for thirty years He now declares his innO-
cenSe OF the crime, states that he is stxty three
years old and In bad health, and having wife
and three children here he desires 70 see them be-
fore he dies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-13

YOUTHFUL THIEVES SENT TO IN. RRvoRN Hcnoof,
year-old white boys, were selling matches On the
street this morning near ~ and streets Dute.
west. They went 70 the DOOR Of Rtcherd LA0oou's
gested the THEFT OF couple OF razofA Humphr1es
said that Phillips told him 70 get the ra&ors and
that he took one and his Companion eook the
other and they sold one Of the saso3 nor - eentA
Phillips who said that he had been arTeoeed before
phries and said that the latter TOOK both faxon.
The boys were taken 70 the Police court lAtee IN
the day, and Judge smell Sentenced ehom TO The
Reform School during minority.
TIE wsxxlY Stars rocket Atlas Of the World
Is offered free 70 every new subscf1eerfor 0ne year
70 the WEEKLY STAB. II u hAndsoGnely nk1hted
book Of I9I pages profusely illustrated, with moro
than 100 coiored maps and olaGfohnA and cootaAna
o wealth OF general infor1nattea Zee advert1se-
ment In another column
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The Ruined Connecticut Bank.
TIE DEFICIT GROWS BIGGER AND BIGGER.
STAFFORD SPRINGS, Conn, October l3.-Excite-
ment over the downfall or the stafford Springs
National Bank continues to run very high.
U. ). National Bank Examiner Forman has been
here this morning. and said that the shortage
grows bigger and bigger.
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Nv
a rather queer occurrence tnterfered with TIE
trial q the ucket-forging case Of Loois stem
Charles stout Frank Layneid, Jossph Reed nsery
n Butler, and Albert RssveA which was ct fur
uiAl N Chicago yesterday. The forgsd ucketa
oepositaon& and ell the papers except ths tndAce
meAt have disappearsd TIE oess was Urea b.
olsagresd The state had al the forying outfit &C
tnAl ume. The case was again 81 Tor trial -
toSf aayA and M vas then discovered that the
evnoence was gone. Nothing was SAID about &C.
ano 2 posfponement asked for. since that time
ne vaults N the ofncos Of the states attorney
non top TO bottomand everythin0 turned topsy.
Su!vey IN mad search for the minsing evi0ehc2
u nAe not been found, ana the case Was put on
Tuesday. Il seems almost incrcdib,e thai tAs
papers should have been stolen with the guands
Sweys ABOUT the once. but the papers Are not 70
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Blown mp By B0rgta rs.
TaB VILLAINS SPOIL THEIR CHANCES BY KNOCKING
JEwELRY STORE TO PIkCfs

JkwKLKY STORE 10 PIECES.
Monday morning at O'Clock residents OF New
Lisbon. Ohio. were startled out OF their sleep by
hearing tremendous explosion. Many believed
tt TO be an earthquake A little later and an alarm
OF IRE called the department 70 cahiu Kimbail's
Jewelry store. The flames had not much headway.
however. and were easily extngulshed When the
smoke cleared away II was seen that the
store was blown 10 pieces and jewels were lying
about the street. several articles had been
blown through q partition into the adjoining
store OF N. Z Booth q 90. The massive safe, poii-
oerous as any In Use at a bank, was found living
on It's side. Further Investigation proved that
burglars had, In their endeavor 10 blow up the
safe, used Q too powerful charge OF powder No
ciew 70 the burglars has been obtained
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MARRIAGE LIcKNsKs.-Narrtage licenses havs
been issued by the clerk OF the court 70 George
w. Donaldson and Mary c. Robinson: Madison
aud Clara v. Curten; Jas Brown, Of norfolk, Va,
and Fannie Robertson; Henry w. Stockman and
n. Alice Deane, both OF Richmond, Va; Henry =.
Annie Green; Arthur II. Paul, Of Wakefield, n. H,
and Annie Il. Marin. ~
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TEE eo-cAILEp INTERNATIONAL ENcAhpnESr IIHRY
10 END AMID MICE rnoUDiE
A Chicago special 20 the Philadelphia Rress iass
night sAys; Tue scandinavian soldiers who hAp
participated In the so-called epcamp
ment here during the past week are soreiy dis
gruntled q the treatment they have received
They have NOT been accustomed 10 the rigors Of an
encampment such o. the military genius cf Gen.
Chetlain, of Chicago and Col King. of Mtwaukes,
has succeeded In improyisng for their surprise In
the West SIDE parks Their anger 10 such that To-
honor by the Illinois Club. the only organization
IN the city 20 Tar that offered them even that tr-
Denmark Il 10 very doubtful how the foreign
contingent y going 20 set home y Is said that
the prizes offered cannot be paid unless q special
subscription . raised 70 vindlcats the reputation
OF the city. The beer sellers on the grounds have
have Melted large Amount The astendance has
oeen Large but every leaves the grounds saying
the SNOW Is fraud Unpleasant Developments
await the closing of the encAmpment nexi week
II Il holds out 90 long.
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Treassry Dsparsacss Eopssycs.
A oIowfsse fRrprrr 70 rRKn RoSEsrr AND Eff1-
cxnScr Dr n-ooxrRotLxk KNOX
From ths Pitbburs commsrcisi 0asetta
Said Mr.. Knox In . convers ition last evenings
81 lived st Washington Tor more than twenty
yean without IN opportunity Of exercising The
night a suffrage. I held o non-politicai once.
and had good opportunity 20 judge OF the quality
and character Of the employees OF the Treasury
Department, and can say. after an experience OF
many year1 that no private establishment OF your
city con boost OF Q more efncienI honest or con-
eieatious body OF men, a. q whole. than are the
o0cers and employees OF the Treasury Department.
compoecd. as they are. q members OF both poiitl-
ca partieS Few people appreciate the RESPONSE
civn war when hundreds. you may say thoosands
Of millions OF dollars were issued and reissued In
RreenoackS 80 notes, compound-iptercsf notes
bank notes fractional currency, and various ether
rurms OF indeotedness OF the United states and
YET the Whole o. this re<pons:oie duty was per.
torme4 II may be said almost without the loes %
Q single dollar. entered upon new duties 10 New
YORK On the LIST OF Nay, and within a FEW weeks
thercaftef people Of that city suffered loss from
the wrcasidoing Of two men al least four times
greater In amount than was lost oy the employs
u the Treasury Deparsoent II Washington dur
ing the twenty yean providing the year 1ss2,
which tDcluces the whole period OF the civil war;
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MoRAN-GRINRA-Mr.W w. Herman Moran, Of the
Treasury Department, and Mss Aaryatet \
evening at the residence Of tbs Rev. Jno Cbsssef,
on East CaplCol street.
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Thus. J. FISHER 4 CO..
1924 T 81. nv.
EOR REN1-UNFURNIsHE

EORRENT-NICELY-PA PERED SIX ROOM BRICK
Il Dwelling, 313 4th St Rent reduced to 10 80
per month SwORMSTEDT BRADLEY, 927 list
".
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s..ss &c; . "a = f'H o'ss'a. a'- ss~s
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HoBJKxxe DEHAULrrSG WATER REGISTRAR IL
mas been discovered that the shor age In the ac-
counts Of Michael Murphy, the missing water req
istrar OF Hoboken, Is greater than st nrst spp-
posed Notices have been sent out 70 a number OF
supposed delinquent taxpayers 70 pay their water
taxeA In response 70 the notices many persons
have called AT the water registrars onice and ex.
hibated receipts for their Laxes No credit was
given them tor these pay ments and iI Is suspected
that the money went into Murphys pocket.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-13
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices of
the New York stock Market, reported by special
wire to Cvrson Il Mccartney, IA 10 street.
Name.
baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. ND. October l3-vixinia sixes, con-
solidated, AZ: ten-forties. with coupons. 81; new
thrrS q, 81 y bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Nd, October 13.-Cotton dull and
nonlinsl-middling, 9h. Flour steady anu quiet.
Wneat-soutlern steady: red, sOaS.. amber. S2aS4
western about steady and dull No winter red spot
IS>s.79: November. SOaSU5s December, 81 .aS2!s
January, S3AaS3h. Corn-sOuthern easier for white,
and quiet; wnite. 57soS; yellow, 56a57; western
49Ha5OH; first halt November. 1Osol; year. 4Sa4s1s
Oats trn-southern and Pennsylvsnia, 3Oz35 western
quiet. 55a6O Provisions fairly active and steaay.
Potatoes easier. Coee arinsr-Eio csrsoss.
ordinary ,S fair ly,eSlsM suEaEc9pPsr refined
articles unchanged FreiEhts to Liverpool per
dEsiiMcStt9n; r3;Sad Hour. ls:3d gTsp Sssd
corn, $500 bushels; rye. LOCO bushels. Shipments
-four 4,0oA barrels wheat, $4,000 bushels. Sales
wheat, 5lsIOO bushels: corn. 433OO bushels.
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TALE BoYs TAMNo DowN.-The Yale sophomore
freshman ball game, which has been postponed
several times, has been indefinitely deferred II Is
said that the reason Is thai the sophomores Tear
that the SHIRT rush, which has always been the
principal feature OF the game, would cause soms
Of them 70 be expelled, as was their classInate
VIM Water, OF 81 Louis, few days ago. and Tor
that reason they do not care 20 20 through tue
farce OF playing ball which has been only 4 lender
70 disgracefu destruction OF clothing 90 the part
OF both Sopholnores and freshmen
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EORRENT-HOCsEs, FURNISHED
Is mo. a. PRESCOTT, No; lil6 81 NV. Kellogg
BUILDING has the following for rent (turnished)
No yl3 18th 81. NV 3story AID attic Brick. L.
rooms. completely furnished and Piano Slo0 per
No. I4Ie Ut. NV 3-story Brick, 10 rooms and
bath. completely furnished and Piano $3.50 per
month
Also an elessntly located neg pressed Brick House
'on New Hampshire n rCons. baths, store
rooms &C. completely and nicely furnished. includ-
1nx Piano. Glass and China ware Linen, silver, &C.,
$500 per month Apply 70 JNO. A. PRESCOTT, IA ID
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GHOST ON srurS-A ghost, apparently CON-
posed OF q slim man on sttlts With u sheet thai
conceals everything except pair OF supernatural
eyes, Is walking up and down In Belvldere, y. j.
LIS long arms end In claws which are always
spread out In mont OF It's breast According 70 re-
ports II has frightened many women and has
been hunted In vain by hundreds OF young men
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO Ill, October H. II O. m-Octobef
wheat S9',; May, a. GIG 0ct1ber corn. 4lt May
November lard. 6.25. October short ribs, 7.O2H.
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he'd.
l415 y St NV. 11r. .a65
ill., 18th St u, Tor. D.. IS
226 N. ]. ave. s.e.. Tor. 80
II. Del. 0vc.n.e.,l5r... 30
PADS Craven Terrace. 9r.5O
ZU32 u st. NV. 1vr.
24l0 l4th st.n. so
1912 Conn. ave. 13r. $50
W. ! SC. NV, Yr. .Ju
1907 10Th st. NV. Tor. so
lol4 Both st. NV. 17r.5O
l5th&R- l. ave. NV, 1lr.-
HOS + ST. n. w.. l6r. -
III D st. NV. llr. 40
24US 14th st. NV, Tor 40
l001-1l 9TH ut. NV
3r. and store. .35
49, Mo. ave.u.w..0 Or. 30
1906 18th st.n.w.. 7r. :. 30
LIB tn st. n.w.. 9r. .25
1876 10th st. n. w., 10
1902 Corcoran st., Or. -
lol3-lo-11-l9 y St n
W., llr.....-...........-
216-.s2-24 LIST n.w..9r.. Is
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1916 Z st.n.w,,10r. 1867
1925 RI. ave. tlr. 1867
1911 = LIST IL w.. 1lr-l0O
2UZO Hillyer Fl, 1lr.. 4 so
LOO y st. n. w., I lr. $50
Dig 9Th st. NV .l0r.. $50
2l5 A st. Sc, l4r......l5O
1913 2lst St n.w..llr. $50
lOO9 9Th st. NV, lar .l5O
Linear 14th st. NV. 1888
1905 Conn. sve...-:..125
1907 18th st. n. w.,llr.l25
X, near 18th Ut. u. w..l1r.-
1910 18th st. n.w..10Hl25
l4OS 20th st. n.w.,9r. .125
1925 18th 1t. n-w..l0r. 1875
Mdave. ne. 1Ur.......l25
1877 Ost NV. llr. Ills
2Oz3 . st. NV, 1lr. Loo
3 Cook row n. w., LIT. 100
examined by permit from
Mas j. FISHER & CO..
1894 y NJ No
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221l I st. n w.. 7r...xl
50 100 A st. n e.. Or ........2
20 25y 18th ST aw.. 9r 49,.
] 3 l402 to l4O6 Nd. ave.
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t6s La ave-, I'd a...,..a30
Vernon HOW, room Is. IA
th and PAsy.,room I 5-l3
Gunton Build'6,f,2d ~, so
Lenox Buiidlny, r'm D. 10
oil Vh stn.w., "a. 10
ion Of the property on my
office for bull letin iseued on
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IA st. n w.. 6r .......&3s
46s La. av.. basement. 81
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store room lo4l ID n.w.1,
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oiJ l437 Penn ave. NV.
I,OR RENr-I2OO ST. NV, ROOM, $50;
Il 1904 o st. NV, rooms. $40; 1905 ST. NV. y
OSTRANDER SrALEY,
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L,OR RENT S13 So EXCELLENT OPPORTU-
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Also, other furnished aud unfurnished houses IN
most desirable sections OF the city Unfurnished Oats
in apartment house Otces for rent For psrtdculars
and permits, apply at ouc ONCE.
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Foreign News.

When Mr.. Blaine arrived in Paris
he was besieged by reporters, whom
he declined emphatically to receive.
One of them, however, Miss Evans, of
the New York Herald, gained admit
lance under false prctenses. When
Mr.. Blaine discovered who she was he
ordered her peremptoriIy out of the
room.
Ii is said that written agreement
has been made between Germany,
Austria and Italy. Italy has power to
take Independent action on the Med
iterranean. and Germany and Austria
will support her, should her interests
conflict with those of France and
%sia.
"A decree has been issued under the
socialist law at Berlin prohibiting the
sale of special editions of papers OF a
socialist character.